Manage model finding fields
Manage the fields that appear on all finding types logged on your models. Choose from an array of field types with different properties and use cases.
Prerequisites
View, search, and filter findings fields
In the left sidebar, click Settings.
Under Findings, select Finding Fields.
Displayed in groups2 as lists are the findings fields available to findings in your organization with a quick view of:3
Narrow down existing findings fields available to your findings by searching or filtering for results:
Click Search to search by keywords within a findings field.
Select whether to search in the Title or Description.
Click Search to narrow down your results by your entered keywords.
Expand any inventory field group to see more fields.
Click Filter to filter fields by any of the following criteria:
- finding types — The types of findings that use this field.
- required on creation — Whether or not the field was set up as required on finding creation.
- types — What type of field it is.
- workflow triggered by field — What workflows are initiated when this field is edited.6
- write permissions — Which model stakeholder types have permissions to edit this field.7
Click Apply Filters to narrow down your results by your configured criteria.
Expand any inventory field group to see more fields.
Add or edit finding fields
In the left sidebar, click Settings.
Under Findings, select Finding Fields.
Here you can edit existing finding fields, or add a new one:
To add a new finding field, click Add Field:
To edit an existing finding field:
Hover over the finding field you would like to edit.
Expand any inventory field group to see more fields.12
When the appears under the Actions column, select Edit Details.
Make your desired changes to your finding field, then click Save.
Finding field types
- Single Line Text
- Simple text value.
- Attachments
- Upload supporting files for your model.13 Files must be less than 50 MB each in size.
- Long Text
- Toggle Enable rich text formatting to create a template using the rich text editor.
- Single Select
- Click Add Option to define a list of options.
- Multiple Select
- Click Add Option to define a list of options.
- Checkbox
-
A
true
/false
value set by a toggle. - Number
- Text value in valid number format. Number display (comma, fullstop, etc.) is determined by your browser’s locale. Select a number type:
- Simple — Define the decimal places that the number should be displayed up to and any large number abbreviations.
- Currency — Define the currency you would like the field to display in, as well as the decimal places that the number should be displayed up to and any large number abbreviations.
- URL
- Text value in valid URL format.
- Date
-
- Date value in
yyyy-mm-dd
format. - Selection is in the current user’s timezone; other users viewing this field will see the value automatically in their timezone.
- Set the date format for date fields under your profile.14
- Date value in
- Date Time
-
- Date value in
yyyy-mm-dd, 24hr
format. - Selection is in the current user’s timezone; other users viewing this field will see the value automatically in their timezone.
- Set the date format for date time fields under your profile.15
- Date value in
-
Text value in valid email (
user@domain.com
) format. - User
-
- Select list pre-populated with users from your User Directory.16
- Toggle allow linking to multiple records on to allow multi-selection of users.
16 Manage users
Add finding field groups
To group finding fields, first create a finding field group:
In the left sidebar, click Settings.
Under Findings, select Finding Fields.
Click Add Group and enter in a name and a description for the group.
Click Create Group to add the new group.
Assign the desired fields to the group.17
Delete finding fields
In the left sidebar, click Settings.
Under Findings, select Finding Fields.
Hover over the field you would like to delete.
When the appears under the Actions column, click on it and select Delete Field.
After you confirm, the field will be removed.